Botanical garden and rooftop infinity pool elevate ultra-luxe residences in Bangkok

– Vittakarn Chandavimol
New ultra-luxe residences in Bangkok, Thailand, will boast a botanical garden and rooftop infinity pool when they open next year.
Property developers AP Thailand (AP) and the Mitsubishi Estate have joined forces to build the £221m (US$278.8m, €250m) development – called The Address Siam-Ratchathewi. The residences will comprise 880 one- to three-bedroom apartments and also feature indoor-outdoor amenity spaces, including a Technogym-equipped fitness centre and resident's lounges.
Incorporating vibrant design cues from what the developers have termed 'classic French palace architecture', the property will also have Art Deco lines in its limestone façade.
"Our creative intent," said AP, "is for each residence to have a protruding cantilever balcony, so as to expand the beautiful view at the heart of the Ratchathewi location.”
Speaking on the project, Vittakarn Chandavimol, the company’s chief corporate officer of strategy and creation, explained: “We've spent eight years searching for a tract of land in the city centre. The Address Siam-Ratchathewi is the result, and we expect it to set a new benchmark for upscale condominiums.”
The development, which will start pre-sales on 8 June, is the 15th collaboration between AP and Mitsubishi.
AP Thailand Mitsubishi Bangkok Siam-Ratchathewi

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